Results for Lange Pour le Mérite Series

Making A Masterpiece: Jaeger LeCoultre Officially Launches The Gyrotourbillon 3 In Le Sentier

Jaeger LeCoultre first introduced the Gyrotourbillon 3 at the 2013 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) last January, but the official introduction of the watch to journalists from the United States took place just last week, at the manufacture’s home in Le Sentier.  The home of Jaeger LeCoultre has grown enormously since 1833 (the year from […]

Zodiac Introduces The Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver With A Full-Lume Dial

Recently, Zodiac and RedBar released a special edition of the Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver. This 200-piece LE introduced a full-lume dial and harked back to Zodiac’s Point series from the 1990s. Those watches were instantly recognizable by the red dot on the dial between the 4 and 5 o’clock markers. As a follow-up to the […] Visit Zodiac Introduces The Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver With A Full-Lume Dial to read the full article.

A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Annual Calendar 36mm Review: Utility Meets Understated Elegance

Utility meets understated elegance with the new Saxonia Annual Calendar 36 that debuted at Watches & Wonders 2026.

A Closer Look: A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen”

Introducing – The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Enamel Hokusai Waterfalls Series

The Reverso has lent itself to artistic expression quite naturally. Since its creation in 1931, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s reversible case has provided a perfect canvas for decoration, engraving and enamel work. In recent years, the Manufacture and its Métiers Rares atelier used this possibility extensively and offered tributes to the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai. Following earlier interpretations […]

Introducing: Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Enamel Hokusai Waterfalls Series

Celebrating Japan's most renowned 19th-century artist, these limited editions bring Hokusai's final waterfall works to the Reverso.

A. Lange & Söhne at Watches and Wonders 2026: Introducing the Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” and Saxonia Annual Calendar 36mm

Introducing: A. Lange & Söhne Downsizes The Saxonia Annual Calendar To 36mm

The previously discontinued model is now back in a smaller size, with a few mechanical improvements thanks to a new caliber.

Naissance d’une Montre 4 “Le Carrousel” and the Revival of Bonniksen

Introducing – Chinese Indie Watchmaker Qian GuoBiao Presents the new AB-05 Skylight Series

Over the past few years, Qian GuoBiao, an independent watchmaker working in Dongguan, China, known as “the tourbillon doctor“, has established a quite disciplined design language, shaped by his background in the restoration and application of traditional hand-finishing. His earlier watches focused on clarity, proportion and the display of mechanics, incorporating visible balances without resorting […]

Introducing: Stéphane Pierre Launches His Namesake Brand With The Impressive 'l’Impétrant'

A double retrograde display with dynamic design and thoughtful case design, plus collaboration with other notable names, makes for a watch worth looking at.

Introducing: Fleming Returns With The Series 1 Mark II "Redwood" And "Pacific"

More than just new dials, the brand has gone the extra mile to envision a more cohesive design from front to back.

Fleming Series 1 Mark II

First Look – Holthinrichs Presents the Signature LAB Series 1 Small Seconds and GMT

10 years ago, a young architect named Michiel Holthinrichs had the idea to create watches… But not like every other young indie watchmaker. What made it unique? The Ornament 1 was the world’s first 3D-printed stainless steel watch. And it certainly had a design of its own, inspired by Michiel’s previous career. The specially-commissioned watch […]

First Look – High Horology Meets Playful Memory, with the Unexpected Krayon PAC-MAN Series

Krayon, founded by Rémi Maillat, is a highly focused, conceptually consistent independent watchmaking brand. Since its debut in 2017 with the groundbreaking Everywhere, it has explored a singular theme: our relationship with time as shaped by sunlight, geography, and personal experience. From Everywhere to Anywhere and, more recently, Anyday, each creation has translated complex astronomical […]

Seiko Launches a Pair of Updated Marinemasters with their Higher End 8L45 Movement

A common critique leveled at Seiko over these last few years is that they’ve abandoned the affordable enthusiast dive watch market and have been creeping toward a higher priced product. Honestly, it’s fair. Those of us of a certain age can fondly remember the days when an SKX diver could be had for a few hundred bucks, and it basically stood alone in the Venn diagram of pedigree, dive watch bona fides, enthusiast credibility, and affordability. The fact is, there’s a lot of competition for affordable divers these days, much of it driven by the popularity of a handful of key Seiko references.  So it’s no wonder that they’ve sought to expand their footprint elsewhere and make a higher end, more expensive product. What often gets lost in these conversations is that the higher priced Seiko divers are actually very good dive watches that still cover much of that hypothetical Venn diagram, perhaps leaning a little further away from affordability. Seiko recently announced a handful of new references and while many of us hoped a truly affordable SKX alternative might be in the mix, they’ve once again debuted a new diver at a higher rung of their pricing ladder.  The highlight for collectors and serious Seiko fans will likely be the Seiko Prospex Marinemaster 1968 Heritage Diver’s Watch (the official Seiko naming conventions are always a bit cumbersome). Yes, this is yet another mostly historically accurate take on the first ever diver rated to 300 meters of water r...

Hands-On: The Le Forban Marseillaise With What Might Just Be A First – The 'Dive Bund'

A novel take on the dive watch designed by Eddy Burgener that rocks a rubber Bund strap.

A. Lange & Söhne Strengthens U.S. Midwest Presence with New Chicago Boutique

Introducing: Oak & Oscar's Humboldt ExP-02 Keeps Their Experimental Series Going Strong

Using techniques new to the brand's in-house team, they're presenting something new to the public that helps them push their own brand limits.

Introducing – The New, Ultra-Accessible Citizen Automatic NJ0210 Dress and NJ022 Diver-Style Series

When it comes to finding some of the most accessible automatic watches on the market, at least coming from established and reputable brands, it is hard to beat what Citizen has on offer. Whatever the style you’re looking for, the brand has something for you. Looking for a chic, sporty watch with a 1980s vibe? […]

The Petrolhead Corner – Is The Encor Series 1 The Coolest Restomod Ever?

In the ever-increasing world of restomods, remasters, continuation cars and so on, some projects raise the question of why it hadn’t been done before. By now, we’re well familiar with the slew of Porsches from Singer, Nardone, Tuthill, KAMM and so on, but there are plenty of brilliant machines out there to receive the same […]

First Look – The Voutilainen 28MPR, the Farewell Edition to the Exceptional Vingt-8 Series

Kari Voutilainen is one of the most respected names in independent watchmaking. Since founding his atelier in 2002 in the Swiss Jura, the Finnish-born genius has been creating timepieces that combine the best of traditional craftsmanship with true mechanical ingenuity. His watches won’t be mistaken for someone else’s work, with elaborate guilloché dials, exceptional finishing […]

Introducing: A. Lange & Söhne Brings Back The Lange 1 Daymatic With A Honeygold Touch

The Glashütte brand's twist on its icon returns with a brown and honey-toned makeover.

Hands-On: Roger Smith Series 6 Blends British Craftsmanship And Practicality In A Beautiful Way

A rare hands-on look at Smith's newest release.

Introducing: Le Régulateur Louis Erard x Worn & Wound

A new limited edition with a three-level dial, regulator display, and polished steel case.